DIY Easter Bunny Eggs

DIY Easter Bunny Eggs. Create cute bunny eggs with fun details using rick-rack, pom-poms, pipe cleaners and ribbon. Then fill them with treats for the kiddos.

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Multi colored sponge eggs. DIY Easter Bunny Eggs.

April Handcrafted Society Challenge

Are you ready for the Handcrafted Society’s April challenge? Excellent, me too! If you are new to my blog, the Handcrafted Society is simply a group of bloggers who share a love for detail and craftsmanship. Each month we take our assigned medium and set our creative minds to work. To see the HS project from last April, you can click here for my simple pom-pom pillows DIY.

This month our assigned mediums are rick-rack and pom-poms. Sounds pretty interesting right? Be sure to check out all the links and photos at the end of my post to see what my friends are sharing. You won’t believe the cute ideas from this group!

Basket of eggs. DIY Easter Bunny Eggs.

DIY Easter Bunny Eggs

Easter is coming up fast, so without delay I’m making bunny eggs for the grand littles. Each speckled egg is decorated with rick-rack, pom-pom tails, bows, pipe cleaner ears and feet. How easy is that?! You can fill them with treats for Easter baskets or use them as table decorations.

Supplies for Bunny Eggs.

Supplies And Shopping links

Instructions

The first step is to make the bunny ears and feet with pipe cleaners. Fold your pipe cleaner in half then make a loop on each side. Bring the ends together and twist. Cut off the extra pipe cleaner with craft scissors. You may notice I’m making the feet slightly larger than the ears. Hot glue the ears to the top of egg and the feet to the bottom.

Next add the pompom bunny tail with hot glue and the rick-rack around the middle of the egg. I attached the rick-rack just above where the top and bottom of the egg comes apart.

Side view of bunny eggs with pop-pom tails. DIY Easter Bunny Eggs.

Facing forward egg bunny and facing back.

The last step is optional, but I think the gingham bows are pretty cute. Make larger bows for the girl bunnies and bowties for the boy bunnies.

You can make these Easter bunny eggs in any color you wish, with coordinating pipe cleaners and ribbons. I have to say when I spotted the speckled eggs I just couldn’t resist. They remind me of spongeware pottery, and I love the fun colors.

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DIY Easter Bunny Eggs.

Eggs displayed in a basket with ribbon. DIY Easter Bunny Eggs.

Thank you so much for stopping by today. Keep scrolling to see what my Handcrafted Society friends are sharing today. All you have to do is click on the image or blog name to view their full post.

Cheers!

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18 Comments

  1. These are so clever and cute, Michelle! Adorable nestled into your basket of grass. I especially love the little egg bunny with the bow tie! As always, you amaze with your cleverness!

  2. These are the cutest Easter bunnies, Michelle! I agree — the speckled eggs are perfect for this project! Your sweet grands are going to love these!

  3. Michelle, these Easter egg bunnies are ADORABLE!
    Don’t forget to join us over at the Creatively Crafty Linky Party every Wednesday through Sunday
    Pinned!
    Creatively, Beth

  4. Such a fun way to use rick rack, Michelle! It is one of my favorite craft supplies. Thanks for sharing and have a great week! Creatively, Beth

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